LANA MUTHLER lmuthler@lockhaven.com
LOCK HAVEN The COVID-19 vaccine was a hot topic again yesterday at the Clinton County commissioners meeting, as elected officials continue to show frustration in getting local residents vaccinated and push for more vaccine to be sent to this area.
“Clinton County is not getting hardly any,” commissioner Angela Harding said.
Although more than 300 people received vaccinations at Wednesday’s UPMC clinic at the Dunnstown Fire Hall, Harding explained that those vaccines are being sent to UPMC Williamsport and then distributed to Clinton County. She said the most recent vaccines coming to Clinton County were for Mill Hall Pharmacy and Weis markets.
LANA MUTHLER lmuthler@lockhaven.com
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Peggy Miller receives a COVID-19 vaccine shot from Jeff Pachech, Keller and Munro Pharmacy owner and pharmacist on Monday afternoon at the downtown Lock Haven pharmacy. Miller is one of 100 people who signed up for the 100 doses of vaccine delivered to the drug store.
LOCK HAVEN Nothing to it!
That seems to be the reaction from local residents who are getting the COVID-19 vaccine, and the pharmacists administering the vaccinations.
Although supplies have been slim in this rural area, several area pharmacies are now receiving doses of the vaccine and pharmacists are putting them in arms as quickly as they can.